Bending elasticity in rotors

Critical speed and resonance are phenomena that play essential roles in many machines and systems. In particular, resonance states with impermissibly high vibration amplitudes can occur in rotating shafts and rotors at certain speeds, which in some cases can even lead to destruction of the machine. To prevent this, the system is operated well above or below the critical speed and driven quickly through the critical speed range. Learn about Bending elasticity in rotors suppliers for optimal educational outcomes.. Therefore, knowledge of critical speeds and vibration modes is important in the design and operation of machines with bending elasticity in their rotors.

• investigation of bending vibrations and resonance in rotors
• 2 self-aligning ball bearings to support the rotor shaft, positionable at any point
• 2 masses to be secured at any point
• safety bearing and transparent protective cover for safe operation
• three-phase motor: 2 pre-selectable speed ranges; speed electronically controlled and continuously adjustable
• digital speed display
• system for data acquisition (TM 620.20) available as an option